#CLOUDPUNK SWITCH REVIEW DRIVER#

As you meet the many characters that eke out an existence in this dystopia, you will find hope and ambition intermingled with despair and depravity. You’ll fly your coloured vehicle trail across the stunning vistas of capitalist enterprise, and you’ll find the colourful contrasting with the dark.

It’s rare to find a genuine 3D open world game in the indie sphere, but developer Ion Lands has mastered the craft in their very first go. Within each of these slices, you get to fly around in your beaten-down car and land in designated parking spots. Nivalis is chopped up into several slices, which are connected by Ascenders that take you up or down as necessary (but really just transition you from one map to another). Like Rania, you are new to the city of Nivalis, a place of towering skyscrapers, ominously moody rain, and the comforting glow of neon signs and lit windows. The jobs you get from this agency aren’t strictly legal, and your rules are simple: you don’t miss deliveries, and you don’t ask what’s in the package.

#CLOUDPUNK SWITCH REVIEW DRIVER#

In Cloudpunk, you play as Rania, a newly-signed-on delivery driver for the illicit service known only in whispers as Cloudpunk. Crime Cities did feature dogfights and action, whereas Cloudpunk is a strictly peaceful affair, but that’s all the better: that’s what the appeal was for me, anyway. I was reminded of its dingy, crime-infested world and flying cars when I first read about Cloudpunk. I played it for an evening, and then mostly forgot about it for years. Does it deliver? Here’s what we think.Ī very long time ago, I played the demo to a visionary PC game called Crime Cities. 19 Jun, 2020 In Cloudpunk, we run possibly shady deliveries in the bowels of a rainy cyberpunk city.

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